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APC lauds return of Monday economy in Anambra

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By Favour Goodness

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has hailed the return of normalcy to Mondays in Anambra state, which led to the opening of major markets.

The party also commended the body of traditional and community leaders as well as eminent persons who led the dialogue that achieved this progress.

In a statement on Tuesday by the embattled State Publicity Secretary of the party, Okelo Madukaife who was suspended by State Chairman, Basil Ejidike for congratulating the governor-elect, Prof. Charles Soludo recently, also hailed the role played by political parties in the state, their candidates and the clergy.

The statement reads:

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“Our dynamic chapter of our great party is pleased with the signific upant return of normalcy to Mondays in Anambra State, which led to the opening of major markets.

“We had noted in previous statements that the grounding of the economy on Mondays constitutes a draw-down on the progress of Anambra State and thd South East.

“We commend the body of traditional and community leaders as well as eminent persons who led the dialogue that achieved this progress.

“We also hail the role played by political parties in Anambra State, their candidates and the clergy.

“As we look forward to the envisaged political solution between South East ledershio and the Federal Government on the issue of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s detention and trial, we urge consructive engagement and civil expression devoid of violence, as a recovery path for Anambra economy.

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“Anambra State Government whose major response was to move Monday activities may now wish to further to the initiative of these leaders and return the state to normalcy.

“In future, when Anambra State hears ‘NO ELECTION’, it should be regarded as a political mantra for an unstated partisan political interest, since it was disowned by those, t,o who it was attributed.”

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